Australia trials AI and thermal imaging to reduce wildlife deaths on Monaro Highway
Australian authorities are testing artificial intelligence combined with thermal imaging and motion detection on the Monaro Highway south of Canberra to alert drivers when large wildlife approach the roadside, according to ABC News Australia.
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- ✓A trial using AI, thermal imaging, and motion detection is being conducted on the Monaro Highway south of Canberra. (Source: ABC News Australia)
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- ~The trial is designed to warn motorists when large wildlife approach the roadside. (Source: ABC News Australia description)
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